An energy conversion device for converting water energy, in some cases water energy from waves and/or a flow such as an ocean current, into electric energy, comprises at least one rotor having a rotor rotational axis, the alignment of which is in some cases fixed by a supporting frame, and a flow housing which comprises a rotor shell which surrounds the rotor radially to the rotor rotational axis.

A wind turbine is provided including a generator, an electrolytic unit, a system inlet and a system outlet, wherein the electrolytic unit is electrically powered by the generator to produce hydrogen from an input fluid, in particular water, wherein the hydrogen produced can be taken out of the wind turbine by the system outlet, wherein the wind turbine further includes a safety system controlled by a control unit configured to evacuate the hydrogen out of the wind turbine) by a plurality of gas outlets distributed on a platform of the wind turbine and configured to release the hydrogen to the atmosphere.

A wind turbine is provided including a generator, an electrolytic unit, a system inlet and a system outlet, wherein the electrolytic unit is electrically powered by the generator to produce hydrogen from an input fluid, in particular water, wherein the hydrogen produced can be taken out of the wind turbine by the system outlet, wherein the wind turbine further includes a safety system controlled by a control unit configured to evacuate the hydrogen out of the wind turbine) by a plurality of gas outlets distributed on a platform of the wind turbine and configured to release the hydrogen to the atmosphere.

Apparatus is provided for wind-energy electrical generation. The apparatus presented comprises a shell enclosing a turbine with a vertical axis, the shell having a wind intake and wind egress, and may comprise blades or vanes to direct wind flow inside the shell to push the turbine. The turbine comprises an electrical generator. The turbine axis may be able to tilt. The apparatus may be used for wind-energy electrical generation in sites that are not conducive to convention wind-energy electrical generation. The present disclosure solves problems with the currently available apparatuses for wind-energy electrical generation using a building or other obstacle to its advantage. It also provides a means of combining solar and wind renewal energy harvesting into a single device.

Exemplary embodiments generally relate to knowledge representation, and in particular, multi-dimensional knowledge representation in a configurable document that includes a collection of subparts that have a number of dimensions. Further, a number of versions of each configurable document may be defined, with each version including a different subset of subparts from the collection of subparts.

Wind generator (100) having a horizontal axis, installed in electric transportation means that can be of different types, as: car vehicles, motor vehicles, rail vehicles, water vehicles and air vehicles; said wind generator (100) comprising: —an air conveyor, called shell (101), having a cylindrical shape that is empty inside, having some openings on the outer surface, so called oval-shaped nozzles (104a, 104b, . . . ); —a horizontal wind turbine (107), comprising a rotary group of wind blades (112a, 112b, . . . ) fixed to a union ogive (116); —a transmission axis (109), being rotating and horizontal, where said turbine (107) is installed with its respective ogive (116) placed at the front part of said axis (109) and where an electric generator (102) is installed at the rear part of said axis (109), through a rotary element of said electric generator (102), so that a rotation of turbine (107) is transmitted, through a rotation of axis (109), to the rotary element of the electric generator (102); —said electric generator (102), comprising said rotary element and a fixed element, that is connected to the wind turbine (107) through the transmission axis (109); the electric generator (102) is further connected, by using electric cables (105), to some external electric accumulators; —at least two ball bearings (108, 111) anchoring, through connection elements, said rotary transmission axis (109) together either with the wind turbine (107) and the electric generator (102), in a stable position inside said shell (101), at the same time allowing the rotary motion of said rotating axis (109) on itself; —a cover (103) closing the rear part of said shell (101); —at least two supporting elements (106, 110) placed on the outer surface of said shell (101), in order to achieve an anchorage of the wind generator (100) to the transportation means on which it is installed, so that an air flow coming from the front part of said wind generator (100), having impact on said blades (112a, 112b, . . . ), forces said transmission axis (109) to a rotary motion and therefore forces the rotary element of the electric generator (102) to a rotary motion, generating therefore electric energy that can be immediately transmitted to an electric engine and/or other devices belonging to the transportation means, otherwise the electric energy can be saved into sa

Wind generator (100) having a horizontal axis, installed in electric transportation means that can be of different types, as: car vehicles, motor vehicles, rail vehicles, water vehicles and air vehicles; said wind generator (100) comprising: —an air conveyor, called shell (101), having a cylindrical shape that is empty inside, having some openings on the outer surface, so called oval-shaped nozzles (104a, 104b, . . . ); —a horizontal wind turbine (107), comprising a rotary group of wind blades (112a, 112b, . . . ) fixed to a union ogive (116); —a transmission axis (109), being rotating and horizontal, where said turbine (107) is installed with its respective ogive (116) placed at the front part of said axis (109) and where an electric generator (102) is installed at the rear part of said axis (109), through a rotary element of said electric generator (102), so that a rotation of turbine (107) is transmitted, through a rotation of axis (109), to the rotary element of the electric generator (102); —said electric generator (102), comprising said rotary element and a fixed element, that is connected to the wind turbine (107) through the transmission axis (109); the electric generator (102) is further connected, by using electric cables (105), to some external electric accumulators; —at least two ball bearings (108, 111) anchoring, through connection elements, said rotary transmission axis (109) together either with the wind turbine (107) and the electric generator (102), in a stable position inside said shell (101), at the same time allowing the rotary motion of said rotating axis (109) on itself; —a cover (103) closing the rear part of said shell (101); —at least two supporting elements (106, 110) placed on the outer surface of said shell (101), in order to achieve an anchorage of the wind generator (100) to the transportation means on which it is installed, so that an air flow coming from the front part of said wind generator (100), having impact on said blades (112a, 112b, . . . ), forces said transmission axis (109) to a rotary motion and therefore forces the rotary element of the electric generator (102) to a rotary motion, generating therefore electric energy that can be immediately transmitted to an electric engine and/or other devices belonging to the transportation means, otherwise the electric energy can be saved into sa

An energy conversion system for converting wind energy into electrical energy includes at least one rotor having a substantially horizontal rotational axis and a plurality of rotor blades extending radially with respect to the rotational axis; a rotor mantle which fully surrounds the rotor; a plurality of wind funnels, including a first wind funnel arranged upstream of the rotor mantle and tapering towards the rotor mantle, and a second wind funnel arranged downstream of the rotor mantle and widening in a direction leading away from the rotor mantle; and a fixed frame which supports the rotor mantle and/or the plurality of wind funnels, wherein at least one adjustment device is provided, which is arranged and configured to orient the energy conversion system in a position corresponding to a prevailing wind direction.

An energy conversion system for converting wind energy into electrical energy includes at least one rotor having a substantially horizontal rotational axis and a plurality of rotor blades extending radially with respect to the rotational axis; a rotor mantle which fully surrounds the rotor; a plurality of wind funnels, including a first wind funnel arranged upstream of the rotor mantle and tapering towards the rotor mantle, and a second wind funnel arranged downstream of the rotor mantle and widening in a direction leading away from the rotor mantle; and a fixed frame which supports the rotor mantle and/or the plurality of wind funnels, wherein at least one adjustment device is provided, which is arranged and configured to orient the energy conversion system in a position corresponding to a prevailing wind direction.

A horizontal axis wind turbine comprises a turbine unit, a turbine unit supporting frame, a generator configured for generating electrical energy, and a yaw bearing mechanism. The turbine unit is supported on one or more bearings by the turbine unit supporting frame. The turbine unit is rotatable about a horizontal rotation axis to drive the generator in a direction of rotation.